First Time Hearing Popular Monster by Falling In Reverse | Suicide Survivor Reacts 

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That’s his real daughter, Willow. She’s in a few of his videos. She’s what keeps him grounded. In the video she brings him out of his “monster” form. Him looking around at the destruction he just caused is always heavy. I really needed this today. Thank you 🖤

The little girl at the end was his real life daughter. I know he was in jail at some point and struggled with mental health issues but his daughter and his current girlfriend helped him break out of his alcohol and drug addiction. Falling In Reverse has quite a few more songs that you really need to react to. I'm Not A Vampire Revamped (which features his girlfriend in the music video) and Zombified which has more to do with cancel culture.

The 2 lines that always hit me the hardest are "I crashed my car just to feel again" and "falling into love with falling apart"

I’ve watched so many reacts to this and you’re the only one who keyed to “Every single ffff day I get closer to the grave, I am terrified” and honestly it’s the line that absolutely cuts me to pieces

I'm a big fan of your channel, and really found your reaction to this fascinating (though I expected nothing less.) Your take on the courtroom and the term "Popular Monster" were VERY insightful and something I had never thought about before. This song hit me hard when it came out and the more I listened to it, the more I caught. The message I take out of it really relates to what I experienced in my late teens and early twenties. The main chorus "I'm a liar, I'm a cheater, I'm a non-believer, I'm a popular monster." reminds me of the struggles I had telling people about my depression. Every time I tried I was met with "Oh, it can't be as bad as you are saying..." (I'm a liar) or "You're just making an excuse..." (I'm a cheater) or "Well, if you went to church more..." (I'm a non-believer). It was like everyone in my life had an easy and popular reason to dismiss my strugles. I was in fact... a Popular Monster. And it caused me to hide that part of me, which almost ended me. That makes the line "What if I were to lie, and tell you everything is fine, every single day I grow closer to the grave... I am terrified" hit me SO hard. I was inching closer to suicide every day, and no one would listen and I was scared to death. Luckily I eventually found the right help, and now I'm in my forties equipped with the proper tools to fight my depression. Keep up the GREAT work on your channel!

Been going through as many "react" views of this particular song to see if I'm crazy and you've nailed the concept. I cant express how frustrating it is to catch a line that hits home and they pause it to talk about something they actually missed. Thank you and please keep up the work! Creators take note, listen to the song with as few interruptions as possible (DONT ANALYZE EVER SINGLE BAR) to the actual song and -then- break down your feelings because 90% of us are HERE because we want to feel validated, not entertained. /rantoff

This song really hit me hard when it was released. I wasn't in a good head space at the time and really I reflected on the song thinking I became a monster closing myself into my depression because I wouldn't go and talk to anyone about anything. But ultimately I think I realized that wasn't healthy and then started opening up about whatever was going on. Music really connects to me in more ways than I thought were possible

Thank you Amanda! I've asked that you react to this song, among many others I'm sure and I am glad you did! Thank you for your comments on the praying. I connected with this song 100% as soon as I heard it! Thank you for what you are doing and I will always continue to watch your videos and listen to your stories and advice! It means a lot!

loved your react to this. i love this song. and it hits me hard. i've gotten better over the years but i've been through alot. mentally and substance abuse both. i'm glad i got through it. and i understand what you were saying about kinda closing yourself off...

This song... I heard this song for the first time and it felt so personal to me, didnt know why, didnt really understand the song just listened to it musically and not what he was talking about. After a few times through i realized that it felt so personal because the song could have been written about me. The uos and downs of depression i pretended i didn't have for most my life. I live that the song follows arcs that people mentally follow when dealing with this... Build up, then it just chills out then build up then chills and then just explodes suddenly and unexpectedly.

I've been waiting for this for sooo long. this song means A LOT to me and I can relate to it in many levels.

Glad to see you’re still making reactions. I love falling in reverse.

I love your channel and your mission. The word needs more music that helps with mental illness and awareness of such. Music that acts as therapy and acts as a healthy conduit for which to channel our emotions. Thank you for bringing attention to the many conditions that are blanketed under the title of "mental illness". For my own escape from the "well", I began composing instrumental music that helps me with my own demons and seems to help others as well. Thank you!!!

thank you for this one. I had heard it but not really listened before. and for all of your work. (had a longer message written up, till my cat decided to jump on my computer and deleted it, but... heartfelt feels here.)

This song was/is such a big help after some of my darkest days. Transitioning from military to civilian life proved to be extremely difficult for me. I sunk into darkest of places. Acted out of character, with no regard to anyone/anything. Even contemplated doing the unspeakable. When consequences of my actions inevitably blew up in my face, I was forced to make a change. I heard this song few months after that and resonated with me because it put what I was feeling into words what I never could. I still have my dark days/moments, but for the most part, I’m out of that mindset. This song was a big help

Not very often you get the video, the music, and the lyrics to all fit perfectly together. It really drives the message home. The line "Falling in love with falling apart" is a great line.

I love your interpretation of these kind of videos! I am always amazed how much of an understanding people can get from being through some stuff. It is one of the things I see positive about mental problems. Once you break the spiral that goes downwards you will be granted so much personal strength and knowledge about your life. I would suggest and love to see your reaction to the song "I Prevail - breaking down". It is about a person that deals with depression and how the common struggles in their head forms the typical suffering. Very similar to popular monster. I love it! :) Greetings and Love from Germany!

Love your reactions and your experience and explanations are nice. It's hard to reason with yourself when you're down

Everything you've said is so true! I battle with my brain every single day and it's so exhaustive! I love what you stand for! Keep doing what you do and you're so very beautiful! I wish you the best!

Just recently found you, and OMG the insight! This song speaks volumes to me. The cycle of depression and PTSD is very similar to this video. You want something/someone to hold on to or at least understand, and you get "It will get better" or "I'll pray for you" or worse they start backing away and avoiding you. You cling onto any small hope of light just to be hurt over and over again to the point you just give up and fall in love with falling apart because it's all you have left. The "monster" to me is representative of when the demons destroy what's around you, or the inner rage gets to a point where you want to lash out at every person that tells you it's temporary, and get over it

I love your Falling in Reverse reactions! I hope you do more of them in the future.

Mental Amanda makes me happy when I am notified you have new videos.

Beautiful reaction as always. A lot of reactors miss the line that hits me the most, which is “Crash my car just to feel again” but you had a reaction to it. I know what it feels like to feel like I’m just walking around like a zombie and might start an argument with the person I love most or snap at them just to know I’m still feeling something. Thank you for seeing that just for that little moment you did

Man, this song gets me hard. The buildup, and that line, "Every single fucking day I get closer to the grave, I am terrified"... makes me tear up every time. Just the desperation in the delivery of it and relating to it. I _AM_ terrified sometimes, and I feel like that isn't something that is talked about much when discussing depression. Anyway. I always really like your reactions. Keep going. (Also I'm still litening to your commentary at the end: I can completely relate to your lack of believing and faith. It's not a rebellious thing just like you said. There's just nothing there inside.)

I can relate to the praying for a solution and feeling nothing. I was raised evangelist and do believe there's something out there but had to make a decision that I was going to have to do something myself because no matter how much I prayed nothing ever changed. I will say that I grew comfortable in my chaos and the first time my life wasn't in crisis I felt incredibly uncomfortable because I wasn't used to it so I would inject some chaos into my life. I didn't enjoy dealing with the crisis in my life but it felt so familiar that I'd feel better if that makes any sense.

recently started watching you, awesome vids!

I love how sincere your reactions are. Even tho we are so fat apart I feel a good vibe when I watch your videos. . I feel your emotions and gives me goodbumps when ever you get emotional.. love your videos. . Falling in reverse is a group that I would take to my grave. Ronnie radke's voice is forever in my heart. He disects it like no other artists has ever done.

seeing your reaction when ronnie saw his daughter at the end of the music video made me wanna hug you through the screen

OMG! @mental amanda Ronnie from Falling In Reverse reacted to your reaction! That’s so awesome!

Great reaction my friend!💕

I like your videos and reactions, I see you feel the music and this is good. I also like your fight against depression and mental illness, it´s a good thing you do. Keep on with that and to everyone who is struggeling, seek help. love Franky

Love all your videos. As someone that has been dealing with mental issues. For the past 3

I remember when i was a kid,being a relentless victim of bullying,the teachers would ignore it with lines like "we never saw any bullying,so we just think that "John Doe" was just tired of school". Some of the teachers were my withnesses to me being attacked outside,but they just turned theyr backs to it. This was not freshly educated teachers,but teachers so long in the profession that they should have retired to be honest. And some of the teachers were actually bullying themselfs,to a point where i found a friend crying back in the boys locker room..... We took it to the principals office as a unit,filing a complaint on it. The principal seemed like abit of a prick,he thought we overreacted and were being dramatic,but promised to look into it. Our main teacher (wich turned out to be besties with the accused teacher) gave us the worst overhaul when we came to class. And it got brushed under the carpet.....like nothing happened. Some years later,the kids of my Uncles also suffered from bullying,and new complaints and parents being furious surfaced. The teachers finally got retired and brand new teachers were hired in. Even a brand new principal,the no F`s given kind. So they finally got a chokehold on the ongoing bad behaviour... But it took alot of pain,alot of suffering from several generations before things got done,before people realized that "Oh,they werent wrong back then,the complaints that came in should have been taken seriously". I knew that as a kid,when another kid cried or told me something,it was mostly the truth. Because kids have no filter..... they tell it like it is. This month has been very special for me,i realized that not only it being moms birthday once more,but its actually 20 years since she was torn away from me. We discovered the cancer so late,that she got torn away from me not fully 2 weeks after we found out. No wonder my shock was as brutal and longlasting as it was. And i still feel on the sorrow when i think back..... One song that really helped me getting through this month was Delain - April Rain. Ever heard of them? Theyr lead singer (Charlotte Wessels) is a fellow Dutchess with Floor Jansen (and good friends),and her voice is absolutely wonderful (she is quite gorgeous too,i have a feeling Dutch women fell into a well of beauty from birth,or its something in theyr water over there lol) I think you would love theyr sound,knowing that you enjoy Nightwish soo much. Tried looking for some way of maybe adding that song with a tip or something,but couldnt find one. I know about your patreon,but i dont know how that works completely,and what level of patreon i need. So i layed it abit to rest,but i do suggest them as a band for you. Theyr lyrics can very much be related to mental health,maybe mostly in a positive way. The keyboardist is actually the little brother of one of the guitarists in Within Temptation. They sadly broke up in the early state of the pandemic,but the keyboardist (also the founder of the band) remains still,trying to keep doing Delain music,already having plans of future albums being with artists they have collabed with over the years,and that list is pretty impressive. One of them being the Queen of growls,Alissa White-Gluz from Arch Enemy. Speaking of Arch Enemy,they have a song called Reason To Believe,wich was a song written to theyr fans that sent them heartfelt letters,or told them heartfelt stories of them struggling with mental health issues. And abit of the band members own youth,where they suffered themselfs. I believe that song will be good for your channel. Both Delain and Arch Enemy are known to not get blocked alot,so you should be safe reacting to them as well. I try to steer away from bands/artists that gets channels striked. "Mental Amanda" threw me off abit...i was like "wait....what? Who`s thi errrm OOOH,it is Amanda?!" 🤔

Great reaction and interesting thoughts about the message. Greetings from Germany

I feel this song so deeply, PTSD from military with some severe depression. He really goes through the many different ways depression affects people.

Thank you, this video helped me understand a lot

In the beginning of the song, he also states that he is struggling but says every min is closer to a moment he won't take. That means suicide

Everytime I watch your videos and listen to what you say I relate with you 100% it's like you're saying what is in my head

Just recently found your channel and it's really helping me figure out and understand what's going on in my head. A lot of the songs you have reacted to I have on a playlist that helps me explain what's going on in my head and how I am feeling. A band I think you should check out is Wage War, specifically Gravity both original version and the acoustic, the acoustic brings out more emotion. Their second album, Deadweight, is the album I listen to the most because all of the songs have literally broke me down to tears because I have a difficult time putting my feelings and thoughts in to words.

I think this is one of the best and most meaningful songs they've done. They do some fantastic songs, don't get me wrong... but this ones just feels like it can speak to so many people and is relatable. A lot of his other songs are clearly about his life and his past struggles with addiction, jail, losing a brother, mom leaving, haters, etc. but Popular Monster feels like a more generalized song. I have to say it's still my favorite they've done so far, but they always release bangers so I'm excited to see what comes next

This song has helped me more and more I listen to it , I go thru this problem on a daily basis to we’re people and family call me a monster all the time and it hurts and sucks but I try and this video has hit a spot in my heart

I think the best way to define the difference between being sad and being depressed is that when you are sad you know their is an end to it and eventually you know things will be okay. When you are depressed, you don't see an end, a way out, a system of support that works for your situation. You feel voiceless and that no one can do anything to change that. The longer a person is depressed the more that person convinces themselves that they are stuck, its a perpetual loop that is really tough to break out of in order to make that positive change that eventually breaks the cycle.

Id reccomend the song "pray" by jxdn. It made me tear up a bit, never happened to me to have that reaction with any other song before. It talks about suicide in a pretty straightforward way

A message to all of Amanda's s supporters. Many of us have a lot to thank Amanda for with all her support. I would love to see some support shown back to her. RU-vid looks at views and likes when it post videos for recommendations. Please make sure you like her videos. As well as try watching, and liking, her vlogs. I think you may even discover some advice or suggestions to help in your daily life. At least you may see that you are not alone in some of your issues and struggles. Let's help her, and also help her to help others as well as us. Thank you for the support, and thank you for making this community all the better with your presence.

Ronnie would so appreciate your reaction. Keep an eye out because he likes to react to people reacting to his music and videos. Man has definitely been through the wringer. Awesome reaction 👌

I too faced that problem of denial, being told it's just a phase and everyone encounters it sometimes, when I tried to talk to the social worker in my school. Luckily some people in my year noticed my change in behaviour and now I am on the way back to the light. Metal actually plays a big role in my process of escaping as well, i got into metal about two years ago, my descent began last year after a breakup of a relationship that had already saved my life before but was then running out of true feelings. Metal gave me the power to fight my inner monster, I believe I wouldn't be alive any more if I didn't have the music pushing me.

I've never heard of this song before Amanda but I can relate to what you're saying

I hate it when people tell me not to bottle it up and just let it all out. They have no idea how impossible it is to flip that switch off once it gets turned on. Especially when I dissociate.

I've seen and heard this song more than 100 times, and EVERY.SINGLE.TIME. it brings me to tears... "It's not a fucking phase, I JUST WANT TO FEEL OK". Not great, not happy, not even good, just OK. Instead of spending every waking moment fighting my own head and waiting for the day I can finally REST...

HUGE fan of Falling in Reverse and I thought I would not like them but WoW are they amazing. If you have not I would recommend checking out the Trilogy "Losing My Mind", "Losing my Life" and "Drugs" and also "Zombified". Another amazing review and love the analysis from a mental health view point.

I haven't listened to this song in a while, but it made me tear up again. Really a great analysis of the song, depression as a whole and everything...can't say I've been through it myself, so I can't even imagine what it's like apart from what friends have told me who have had it. Concerning belief and praying, it's a complicated thing and most of the time not just a switch + definitely not a way to get God to do something. From my perspective, spending time in prayer, singing worship and just being with other likeminded people has kept me going through anything and even away from a lot of things that could have happened otherwise. It's kind of like a water of life, while also a cliff to hold on to. Other christians accusing and saying stuff like "You must not be faithful enough" or "you're doing it wrong" or whatever often don't actually know the struggle. Everything comes when it's the time for it and not by our will, but by His. Your reaction and talking about your experiences just made me want to try to encourage and maybe inspire in some way - never lose hope! And to people who put you or anyone else suffering from the same things down, screw em - love others as you love yourself.

Girl I really do hope you are working towards getting your license for therapy and mental health. That's of course if you want it. But you are great. Keep being you and keep on keeping on. I always look forward to your posts. 👍💕

Falling in reverse voice's in my head is like my internal monologue in real life

This song bring back flashbacks when people thought I was crazy when all I want was some one help

It is one my favourite song by falling in reverse. This song has helped my recovery from Drugs and alcohol. And my mental health. I’m still healing from mental health and I’m fighting everyday.

Song is the best description of how I battle with bipolar. Sometimes you wakeup with no idea of what you did, even with 0 alcohol

8:37 - These lyrics - "I am terrified, I fell asleep at the wheel again, CRASH my car just to FEEL again. it obliterates me, disintegrates me annihilates me".... I have felt those urges. So relatable!

I think to me it means acknowledgment of being the monster that everyone else sees when they look at you and embracing it which i think is important so you can understand what needs to be worked on and changed. The little girl at the end seemingly pulling him out of his state i relate to because my daughter has a similar effect to me

Now that Chester is gone, this is the one song I can go to and just scream out and just try to get all the built up Hell out. Thanks Ronnie and thank you for your reaction.

The unadulterated, seething rage of feeling like you're too far broken to ever be whole again. That's how the song hit me, and the way depression is in my life. It's getting better, but I'm far from whole.

"Falling in Love with Falling apart" the most powerful lyrics in this song and sadly overlooked by most because its apart of the chorus

Glad to find your channel! The song & video of “Coming Down” by Five Finger Death Punch are immensely intense and helped me when I was suicidal. It would be wonderful to see your reaction and hear your thoughts on the video❤️

I am a 20 year member of the Army and a 3 time combat veteran...this song speaks to me.

This song is so beyond words relatable to me, I've had so many people (parents and therapists included). That have told me that the depression, the anxiety, the panic/anxiety attacks that I was having/had was "all in my head' that I was lying about it all to "get attention". WTF!? I listen to a lot of Demi Lovato and havee found more comfort in their music then any other band or artist out there. Then I heard this song at this really hit home for me, the second verse of the song ("I think I'm going nowhere like a rat trapped in a maze). Is were I burst into tears the first time I heard this song. I freaking love FIR!

If you need more FiR, please check out Drugs (the 3rd in a trilogy) and "I'm Not a Vampire" (original and ReVamped). Ronnie is amazing, as is his voice, and his music, a lot like Linkin Park, often helps me calm down when depression or anxiety gets be too much.

ok late on this video but watching your videos of songs that ive listened to 100 times and dissecting them has actually made me look at myself and how im actually dealing in life and looking at things a different way.. thank you so much for starting this channel its doing wonders for me but im also sure for many others. adressing the praying and such im very much a non believer i just havent ever had anything happen that has made me believe in my opinion god isnt real its a make belief excuse for people who cant take responsibility for themselves but again thats just my opinion

I suffer with bipolar depression. Alot of Ronnie's lyrics hit close to home

I love this song. The first time I saw this, I thought they were announcing a new Underworld movie lol

Speaking on what you were saying about people saying that you are praying wrong or not praying hard enough is just where Christians get a bad wrap. They think there's only one certain way to do this or that and thats not the case. A relationship with God is just like having a best friend. Just talk to Him the same way you would anyone else that you can physically see. He's there. He knows your heart. Most of all, He loves you. And the fact that He didn't save you from the troubling times doesn't mean He wasn't there. He always was which helped lead you to where you are now. That's helping others who battle with their anxiety or depression. I'm not sure if you are a Christian or not, but you have the general makeup for one and that's loving and caring for others just like Christ loves and cares for you. For that, I thank you for doing what you're doing. Keep it up and God bless you

On the topic of being "dishonest" because the truth "wasn't safe". I think that's the angle that my narcissistic ex tried to take when she told all my friends that "she could no longer trust me" because of my anger. I was upset that she was being manipulative and emotionally abusive. Getting upset at how I reacted to her emotional abuse IS abuse. I had just buried my little brother at the ripe old age of 26 less than two weeks prior. Cornering me with manipulation, gaslighting, guilt tripping, condescension, and all her flying monkeys, I raised my voice one time. In that moment I needed love. Not to be attacked. She left and I lost everything.

This song is the final song my best friend of 31 years posted before he took his own life on June 9th of 2021. I listen to it once a week. Its actually starting to be how my mental health has become. Between this and Judas by Fozzy.

7.40-ish is something that I really battle with. My family has basically abandoned me. They only interact with me when they want to belittle me so they can feel better about themselves. It reached a point where I just dont tell them anything and mostly keep away. Not because I want to, but because they have me so tied up in knots with their antagonism that I just tell them what they want to hear. I stumbled across a song by machinehead recently called "Behind The Mask", and there's a verse in it that brings me to tears nearly every time. Not because of the depression, but because there's a weird sense of relief that Im not alone in the world, even if Im very alone in my world. "The old man sits alone staring at the screen And contemplates the failures, done to his family 'Cause depression's bottles come along and fills his whiskey glass With every sip put to his lips, erases all the past So he tells another little lie and tells another tale In hopes to spare the family and hide his private hell But the more the words come out of him, like little cuts and scabs Tearing at the tender hearts who gaze upon a mask" The whiskey reference isnt to do with alcohol. I dont drink (well, more or less, I did drink about 6 times in 2020, maybe twice in 2018, and here and there at other times. Im just a bit of a fitness enthusiast, so am mostly pretty particular with what I consume, plus consuming depressants is a terrible idea for me). The reference is to do with mental health and depression slowly sipping away at your sense of self and replacing it with what and who those around you have concluded you are.

That was an interesting portion when you talked about when people ask, “Are you okay?” I always just put on the happy mask because I don’t want to feel like I’m burdening anyone with what I’m dealing with.

Thank you I struggle myself not as much as some others thankfully but getting over it is not as simple as others believe I applauded the people who can have a decent life and navigate their issues but I a lot of the time just getting stuff out of my head it eventually leaves but I've sat their before thinking WTF because I could be playing a game or watching a movie or show have my attention fully focused on it enjoying it and still my issues whatever I'm dealing with is on my mind while I'm fully focused on my entertainment and enjoying it you can't just simply ignore it but I understand why some people find it ridiculous or say just deal with it they have never had the experience it which is awesome they never had to deal with it I'm happy for them but it's still difficult for me and many others I'm so GLAD it's not nearly as bad for me as it is for many others but I feel bad for those who have it worse than me.

I've embrassed and chained all my monsters. The chains isn't for my safety. The chains are for everyone elses safety.

I've discovered this channel by listening to this song, so many struggles going on. Like how much is enough that one person goes through? How much pressure can the ice withstand before it cracks and shatters?

I'm always having a wrestling match with my inner monster and have to keep it under lock and key! When I let him out, he knows the limitations to his actions. I have small breakable and cheap items to have fun with and then that's the end of it.

That is Ronnies daughter in real life. She, I believe, is one of the things that grounds him back into reality when he feels he is becoming the popular monster. She also plays a big role in the trilogy, Loosing My Mind, Loosing My Life, Drugs (I believe they are in that order).

This song here…. The depression, the PTSD, the trauma, everything. I’ve fallen asleep at the wheel and crashed my truck. I shouldn’t have lived hitting an embankment at over 60 mph and flipping end over end twice before landing on the roof. Yet I’m somehow here

10x for elaborating the core problems, people like you and me experiencing, and the song underline, but people still downgrade the problems, after all it's not the same level of "problem" for them.

I know it's a song to covay a lot of emotion. it was the point. to feel the disability to help but to go ob. be the monster you need to be to to help others

Great song. Please do Daddy by Korn. Powerful song. Read the back story on it first though.

Great reaction! Can you do a reaction to halocene "when demons come to life"?

I prevail - breaking down,is so personal of brian,the singer of band

Great reaction. We need to speak openly about mental illness in its many forms, because I think it has reached epidemic proportions now. You should check out Tom Macdonald "Balloons". Tom says it's what one of his bad days looks like.

I actually am diagnosed with clinical depression A lot of my issues i was told it was just something that will pass But it never did. I tried to take medication try to numb it and it didn't work.. I started out of the age of 5 dealing with all that That's when I was diagnosed as I got older I came to feel I didn't like the medication when the way it made me feel bill it felt synthetic almost almost like my happiness or my calm demeanor were fake now as an adult II learned to cope Without medication and that's not for everybody some people would prefer them as the trick to dealing with your depression is finding out what works best for you and the only person who can truly tell you what that is is you you can go to a therapist or doctor to help you all day But at the end nobody knows you the way you know you I used to go to therapy and everything too and I just never got anything out of it other than someone to talk to and now I have friends I talk to And family it's something that you need to grow and learn to cope it's never gonna go away That's not the way this feeling works But you can learn to work around it dedication effort And patience. Anyone who takes the time to read this I hope you have a wonderful day

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Hi again Amanda, you still do not seem to have got to the song, ‘Routine’ by Steven Wilson. A really good song on a really good subject for your channels particular theme. The song has an excellent animated official video which really enhances the song.

I have an older song that think your style of reaction would work very well for. There is no official video, but amazing song about depression. Would it matter by Skillet.

Should check out Falling In Reverse: The Voices in My head

I’m not really sure what to say. This speaks to me a lot. I’ve spent 10 years trying to help save people and cardiothoracic surgery and now my wife has taken my daughter and is attempting to destroy absolutely EVERYTHING in my life and no one cares.

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As for "belief" waiting for answers or enlightenment hasn't worked for me. All I can do is look at the world and try to see the patterns that suggest something more. There are those hints all around us but there are many things that make one question that higher power. For me, it is those times that I feel lost or ignored that I need to rely on my belief. Those beliefs are not about getting a better outcome etc but of making it through the dark times. That's just how I see it.

they just dropped a new song called, 'Voices In My Head' you should check out

the little girl is his daughter Willow. She shows up in a few of FIR vids bc she is kinda his anchor and the reason he's been able to stay clean and stay out of prison and stuff like that

I think as the little girl is actually his daughter its saying he has something to live for and get better for

Voice's in my head

I spent 21 years as a combat medic, a few tours in Iraq, that is his real daughter and it hits hard because I have a lot of built up rage, my daughter is the same age, when i feel like i am about to lose my shit, it is her that calms me down and leads you back into the light sort of speak, thats how i take it.

I would like to suggest that you react to "Who I Am" by Wage War. I think you'd really like it and it has a great message.